This paper is based on the results obtained in our previous articles where an error was found in Michelson’s analysis of his interferometer experiment, even though Einstein relied on it, while developing the special relativity theory, in which he eliminated ether from physics. Our own results imply that ether can exist. We have also validated the hypothesis that Coulomb’s law would better describe the complex reality, including ether, by adding other terms to the actual term in r-2. As such, the force that exists between two distant dipoles, when computed with a modified version of Coulomb’s law, depends on r-2, as in Newton’s law. Numerically, the two forces were practically equal given that the gravitation consists of electromagnetic (EM) interactions. For ether’s structure, we proposed the HM16 model, in which the constituent etherons a and b are placed in the nodes of a crystalline network with a cell of approximately 10-27 m, and manifesting forces of mutual attraction/rejection. Ether behaves as an ideal mechanism in the form of a perpetuum mobile. The microparticles (MPs) consist of local zones of ether where an energy intake induced a state of vibrating or vortex motion. The vibrant MPs, having electrical charges, will transmit fundamental vibrations (FVs) in ether around the MPs, which have a finite velocity cf. Stationary FVs do not transmit energy in the continuous infinite ether, but they do create interaction forces between MPs having electric (modified Coulomb forces) and magnetic nature given by ether. An MP passing through two energetic levels will expel (or absorb) an elementary special particle (ESMP), namely, the photon (F), which moves through the ether at the speed of light (c), which is a property granted by the ether. The Fs photons constitute EM waves that transmit energy through ether. The F photon can be constituted similar to an MP, which creates its own FVs in ether. It is likely that the two velocities cf and c will not be equal. As we consider that cf >c, velocity cf corresponds to the “gravitational” waves resulting from the electric interaction between the MPs produced by the completed Coulomb’s law. The HM16 model of ether can explain the nature of the electric field in terms of volumetric e strains of ether, while the nature of the magnetic field can be explained by distortional c strains of ether. The HM16 model can also explain the various interactions between EM waves and MPs as well as collisions between MPs.